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Yes, I also wouldn't want to sacrifice something as relevant as the default |
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Shell interpreter. |
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I quickly checked other GNU/Linux distributions and even on Arch Linux Bash |
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4.3 seems to be the newest stable version. |
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Would it be OK to have the real stable version (now, Bash 4.3) as slot :0 |
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and a single testing version (now, Bash 4.4) as slot:1 in addition to |
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needing the "~amd64" flag? |
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I believe the main problem comes from /bin/bash and potential symlinks that |
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would need to be introduced as part of the slotting. |
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Best regards, |
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Andy |
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On 29 September 2016 at 07:54, Dan Douglas <ormaaj@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> The only reason I haven't been testing this for many months |
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> system-wide is it's in the same slot as 4.3, and it still is. Is it |
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> not possible to separate them? |
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